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Newspaper
Bessemer Herald
Location
Bessemer, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1899
Page
18
Tam indebted to One Minute Cough Cure for my heath and life. It cured me of lung trouble following grippe. Thousands owe their lives to this never failing remedy. It cures coughs, colds, croup, bronchitis, pneumonia, grippe and throat and lung troubles. Its early ass prevents consumption. Tis the only harmless remedy that gives immediate results, D. MacFarlane.
Notice to Ellen F. Scott and Townsend Scott owners of lands in Gogebic County Michigan. Sale of land for unpaid taxes has been lawfully made and the undersigned claims title under tax deed. Within six months after service you may reconvey by paying all sums plus 100 percent fee and sheriff costs. otherwise possession actions will commence for specified quarter sections of Section 15 in Township 49 North Range 46 West. Taxes listed 1888 1899 etc. amount paid 0.42. Montesano Washington, dated October 7, 1399.
Barclay A James owner of described lands gives notice that sale under tax deed has occurred in Gogebic County Michigan. Purchaser demands payment of all costs, sheriff fees, and 100 percent premium within six months after service to redeem. otherwise possession actions will follow. Described lands include parts of the northeast quarter and southeast quarter of section ten, township forty nine north range forty six west, with various years listed and total payment of 409.20. Dated October 7, 1809.
Piret pub Now Yoth last Jan 6 David Ellis Corneau owner of land described claims tax deed actions paid taxes and title to undersigned. Six months after service to redeem by paying sums plus 100 percent add on and sheriff fees. failure leads to possession proceedings.
Description notes the north half of Section Four in Township Forty Seven North Range Forty Five West Gogebic County Michigan with many land parcels listed as Tases 1332, 1883, 1834, 1885, 1895, 1896 and 1897. Amount paid $413.41 to Chas C Neidhold and Edwin Neikold. Wakefield, Michigan dated October 7, A. D. 1899.
L T Travis of Selina Ga commends One Minute Cough Cure as harmless and effective. He says it cured his coughs colds bronchitis and throat troubles after using it, noting immediate results and charmful relief.
Public notice to Philo D Brown and James S Day trustees that land in Gogebic County Michigan NE quarter and SE quarter of NE quarter etc was sold for unpaid taxes. Six months to redeem with 100 percent premium plus sheriff fees. If unpaid, possession actions to follow. Dated Montesano Washington October 7 18099.
First published notice to Algernon Merryweather shows sale under tax deed for Lot Two and surrounding parcels in Section Nine Gogebic County Michigan. Describes required payment of taxes, fees, and 100 percent additional, with six months to reconvey upon payment of all sums. if unpaid, eviction proceedings will begin. Dated October 7 1850.
In Gogebic County circuit court a bill of complaint against Godfrey Hanson, a Wisconsin resident, is set for appearance within three months. If he fails to appear, the bill will be confessed. Publication of notice is required weekly for six weeks in the Bessemer Emerald, or personal service twenty days before appearance. Norman W. Claire, Circuit Judge. Humphrey & Cooper, solicitors, Bessemer Michigan.
The San Francisco Chronicle reports the old Montecito grapevine near Santa Barbara is dying. Albert McCee offers the property to the Santa Barbara chamber of commerce to cut it down and preserve branches in the chamber. The original mother vine died in 1875. the present vine is nearly 1090 years old and has produced four tons of grapes in a season. Santa Barbara County may still claim the largest vine with a six foot trunk at a Carpinteria ranch, though both vines are Lisien.
An old meteorological report notes a violent hurricane forming in August and lasting until August 21. It tracked 46.9 to 69 miles across, moved farther east than any prior storm, and then veered along the U S coast before center disruption near Puerto Rico and North Wilitae.
A fragmented beer related item discusses a process to make a sparkling ale by dissolving ingredients in water chilled by a gas. The text is garbled but mentions ingredients, proportions, and the need for cold gas.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a British soldier of unclear class in Europe, mentioning bread, rice, vegetables, salt, coffee, and sugar quantities in a garbled list. The passage lacks coherent structure or clear events to summarize.
A German scientist reports a chemical compound that, when exposed to air, hardens steel and other metals. The finding claims metals become notably tougher and resistant to bending due to a surface change induced by the compound.
A described peculiarity in Boer clothing before Beers era is that garments never fit as modern ideas expect, and this seems apparent in many photographic poor visits of Boers.
The text states that a fiery material from Naxos near Greece is among the hardest substances known and cannot be cut with ordinary quarrying tools. It emphasizes the extreme hardness and local origin.
Demand for laborers across all western sections remains greatly in excess of supply despite the approaching winter season. The report notes widespread postings and active hiring, reflecting persistent labor shortages affecting multiple industries and communities.
Sioux Falls journal reports on a $1,000,000 petrified wood project. Logs from Arizona travel 25 miles to a railroad, then to Sioux Falls for cutting and polishing into buttons, tops, tables, and columns. The exhibit in Paris will showcase state of the art saws and finishes, serving as a strong advert for the city.
A report details wells in northwestern Arabia providing water to travelers and the famed Joseph's Well in Cairo Beyout. Joseph's Well reportedly descends 265 feet with a rock chamber, a carved spiral passage, and machinery lifting water to the surface. Built under Saladin between 1127 and 1163, its precise construction is debated by writers.
Photographers risk life to obtain true wartime scenes for the kine c&lope people. An operator secured a bumper of bona fide battle pictures but faced heavy fire as he departed the field. A boy ran under fire while delivering seized film and was killed when a shell struck.
A garbled OCR snippet mentions government, committees, and a period around 31.60 with names like Brice and Ellis, but content is too distorted to extract coherent facts or entities.
In the week, a project costing 159.50 dollars yields new structures under a municipal plan. Big-two trades and organizations hold meetings and rent spaces under the roof. The municipal council budgets 15,000 dollars for ongoing maintenance.
A new theater snow machine creates both flaked and granular snow by two revolving cylinders with electric fans under each to scatter the falling flakes and granules across the stage.
The survey covers about 31 frames per student across France with fifteen universities totaling 27,089 students. Paris accounts for 12,057 of the total, indicating a heavy concentration of enrollment in the capital.
The flurscsi scanner rate given on the byicerarchic office mep connects New York to Squimanit via Cape Horn at 1.239 miles. This is exceeded by the tracs used by sailing vessel linking New York and Yekchama via the Cer of Good Here at 10.809 wires to teneth.
Exquisite tapestry squares framed in dark oak or black wood offer inexpensive decorative pieces for tapestry papered halls, libraries, or dining rooms. Featuring dainty French scenes, placed figures in costume, fountains, birds, and birds, the designs evoke period charm and artistic detail.
A damaged OCR fragment describes a scene with a sculptor and a gravestone. It mentions a widow or wife arranging an initial meeting for a sculpture in a businesslike undertaker context. Names, dates, or clear events are not readable. The tone resembles a 19th century obituary or funeral notice with partial phrases.
Fragmented OCR notes describe farm owners or tenants given areas of land to use for their livelihoods. The text mentions a fixture-like status tied to the land and the passage of time within the farm system, though details are garbled and uncertain.
The British government operates eleven vessels sounding and charting ocean beds to locate dangers. Last year around 10,000 square miles were surveyed in Asia Africa and the South Pacific to identify hazards to navigation.
A fragment recalls ancient Chinese use of bamboo tubes to convey natural gas and hints at a device like a phonovita or phonovital machine affecting voices. The text blends archaic practice with speculative terms and uncertain author mentions.
The imperial military household totals ninety eight officers and men with eighty two in the army and fifteen in the navy. Nineteen members of the royal family are listed among the personnel.
A garbled OCR passage mentions Meser's slot machines and Andcus Berri boasting a penny-in he-slat device. It also references a white ore explorer in Nineveh and a long span of nearly 4000 years with Feyptians and Assyrians describing the stars through a prime.
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